FullSharp built a freestanding 500 kg rail support frame carrying an ANVER sheet vacuum lifter, for a sheet cutting area with no roof strong enough to hang a rail. The suction pads grip the sheet face, lift it and pull it along the rail to the machine table, so heavy sheets stay flat instead of bending in two workers' hands.
Large flat sheets are heavy and easy to bend, so two workers carrying them by hand is slow and prone to warping the sheet. Many workshops also lack a roof structure strong enough to hang a rail system, leaving the sheet-cutting area without any lifting equipment.
FullSharp builds a freestanding 500 kg rail support frame carrying an ANVER sheet vacuum lifter. The suction pads grip the sheet face, lift it, then pull it along the rail to the machine table, keeping the sheet flat throughout the move.
500 kg rail support frame carrying an ANVER sheet vacuum lifter at the production workshop.
The freestanding frame lets a lightweight-roof workshop still install a lifting system.
Evenly spaced suction pads keep the sheet from warping while lifted.
The rail runs the exact route from the sheet storage area to the machine, so the operation repeats reliably.
Hold them with several suction pads spread across the face. The sheet is supported evenly and stays flat while it moves to the machine table.
Use a freestanding support frame. The 500 kg frame in this project stands on the floor, so no load goes into the roof and the sheet cutting area finally gets a lifting system.
Metal sheets, plastic sheets and composite panels with a fairly flat surface. FullSharp checks the real sheets to choose the pad layout.
FullSharp needs the sheet size, thickness and weight to size the number of suction pads and the frame dimensions. Our engineers survey the site, provide a layout drawing for the columns and rail route, then build and test-run with the actual sheet.